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Other mistake: Upon returning to the quarter deck after the tugboat explosion, the grappling hook wires Jill and Parker arrived by can be seen stretched stiff, like they would be still connected to the boat. Since it's gone, the wires should swing freely in the wind or hang down along the side of the Zenobia.

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Other mistake: In the underground passageway that leads to the dam area, there is a "HIGH VOLTAGE" warning sign that is placed upside down. The game uses quite lo-res PR backgrounds so it's a bit tricky to make it out.

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Other mistake: The game refers to shotgun ammunition as "12-guage bullets" but this is all wrong. First, the word "gauge" is mispelled as "guage", but even more importantly, canister type ammo - such as the common 12 gauge - cannot be called as "bullet" since it is a completely different kind of projectile. It should be called "shell", "slug", "buckshot", "canister" or "pellet" but absolutely not as "bullet."

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Other mistake: In the Mobile Grave, Keith comes across a forklift that must be used to lift him up and over a higher obstacle. Keith uses a key on the forklift's dashboard to operate it, then stands on the forks/platform that raises him up. Even if it's somehow possible to operate a forklift like that to lift you up (which I doubt, since normally, the operator should keep the lever pulled), it's absolutely impossible to do it the opposite way (lowering yourself), as Keith couldn't reach the dashboard at all.

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Other mistake: In France, the road passes the Eiffel Tower and the Arc de Triomphe twice. After the first sighting, the road runs quite in a straight line with slight left-right turns only, so it couldn't hit the same landmark twice during the race. It's not uncommon to see numerous re-used scenery pieces in Cruis'n games (it's an arcade title after all) but replicating such unique assets as well is a bit lazy, even from Midway.

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Trivia: 'City of Ashes': in the hospital scene, there is a board on the wall with the names Dr J. Mengele, Dr W. Heisenberg and Dr G. Rasputin listed, referring to the infamous Nazi-German doctor/anthropologist, Joseph Mengele, German nuclear scientist, Werner Heisenberg, and Russian monk/witchdoctor, Grigorij Rasputin.

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Stupidity: Norah is an experienced engineer and handywoman, still, she doesn't even bother herself for a second to at least TRY to fix the faulty escape pod.

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The Talking Dead - S11-E10

Continuity mistake: When Murdoch and Crabtree arrive to the fairground to apprehend Agnes, they lean their bikes against the "annual fair" banner stretched on a handrail. The camera shows the detective and the constable from behind, making visible that the weight of the bikes make the banner to ruck down significantly. However, when the next cut shows them frontwise, the banner is in neutral position. (00:40:30)

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Show generally

Question: Why does Murdoch's bike not have a ring bell or horn? He is often seen cycling through the busy streets at high speed to arrive on a scene ASAP but never uses any sound warning apart from yelling occasionally - which looks pretty awkward for an official person.

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Question: Is it really possible that the guards left Andy's cell completely unchecked after his deal with Norton? I mean, no all round inspections, structural maintenance or even repainting - anything that would have revealed his escape plan at once - for 20 straight years?

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Question: Why does the snitch at the pier claim that Nordburg was a dirty cop?

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Question: A helmet that is built to withstand thousands of PSI can really be broken by a few slams with a fire extinguisher?

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Continuity mistake: During the events of 'City of Ashes', you can sleep a little in the survivors' headquarters on a designated bed, that triggers a short, surreal nightmare-sequence. Now, if you use your guns or explosives within the dream, the ammo loss will be present even after your character wakes up - it makes no sense.

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Factual error: Liberty City is a fictional place but it is situated in the real USA. Despite that, the digital temperature clocks in Bedford Point Square display the temp in Celsius. The American temperature unit is Fahrenheit, not Celsius.

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Other mistake: In 'Tower of Hellfire', the headlights of the trucks parked outside of the fortress form no shadow of characters, like they normally do.

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Other mistake: The Kepler's energy core is a huge nuclear reactor. It can easily obliterate the whole station so its accessibility should be protected by all kinds of fail-safe systems and high level security protocols, yet, Norah - a simple mechanic - can fire it up and overcharge it without any password, keycard, identification method or such, only by pressing a few buttons, then 'space' (not even 'enter'). There is not even a confirmation process before switching the reactor to terminal overload.

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Other mistake: The station's escape pods are not too big but surely big enough for 2 slim woman - a possible weight limitation is out of question as well. They could easily use it together and survive, so Norah's self-sacrifice makes no sense at all. Besides, what if all 6 crew members make it to the pod hub? Rock, paper, scissors?

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Other mistake: If the player ends up being caught by the Naomi ghost during the final bossfight, it possesses Isaac, making him to shoot himself in the head with the javelin gun, killing him instantly. However, the health indicator on the back of his RIG suit doesn't react. Isaac can be seen collapsing dead but the indicator lights are still on like nothing happened to him, despite the fatal trauma.

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Question: If John is so concerned about how the Terminator kill humans, why he didn't add "don't kill anyone" to its directives before sending it back in time?

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Trivia: You can spot a familiar name during the credits roll in the 'special thanks' section: Jenson Button. Interestingly, the British wasn't an actual F1 driver back in 1999 - he started his career in Formula 1 the next year.

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